"Our lives today are marked by changeability. Where we live, where we work, and the cast of people with whom we share a life - even if we stay in the same place - change at an unprecedented rate. Other key things also change regularly, such as the basic tools of our work, leisure, and communication. We have gotten so used to variability that we assume it is normal, and so we can miss the great good of stability."
In a recent commentary, writer John Cuddleback, professor of Philosophy at Christendom College, reflected on the role of stability in our lives and and how we can increase its presence.
To access Mr. Cuddleback's complete post, please visit:
Life Craft: Making Stability in the Home (14 MAY 25)
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